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Today is the day. 🎙
Our free webinar: Tracheal Access Geometry in the Video Laryngoscope Era — is live today.
If you've registered: check your inbox for the joining link.
If you haven't yet — there may still be time: attendee.gotowebinar.com/reg…
We'll see you there.
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The majority of failed intubations using VL in ED and
We're unpacking the airway geometry of the VL era this on 11 June, free webinar with Dr Sean Runnels , inventor of the Total Control Introducer.
Register: attendee.gotowebinar.com/reg…
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We're hosting a free educational webinar on 11 June and we'd love for you to join us.
🎙 Tracheal Access Geometry in the Video Laryngoscope Era
📅 Thursday 11 June 2026 | Free to attend | Online
Register: attendee.gotowebinar.com/reg…
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The video laryngoscope solved visualization. It didn't solve intubation. In the VL era, the dominant failure mode isn't "I can't see the cords." It's "I can see them, and I still can't deliver the tube." That's a tracheal access problem. Static introducers weren't designed for it
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Visualization ✅ Tracheal access ✅
Miss either one — the intubation fails.
In NORA, things go sideways fast. Help is 5–10 minutes away. Sometimes not at all.
👉 Learn more here ttcmed.com/nora-airway-manag…
#NORA #DifficultAirway #DynamicIntroducer #AnesthesiaSafety
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NORA now accounts for 36% of all U.S. anesthetics, but the airway infrastructure hasn't kept up.
Death or brain damage occurs in 54% of NORA claims vs. 29% in OR claims.
Our new LinkedIn Newsletter explains what the data show and what to do about it. 🧵
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NORA can be a lonely place, especially when Plan A isn't working. Swipe through the options. Then ask yourself: which one works when you're alone, the room is cramped, and help is 10 minutes away?
Plan B should be simple. That's RUSI™.
🔗 Learn more at ttcmed.com
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It’s all about patient safety!" 🩺 We loved catching up with Dr. Lorena Castillo. She shared how the Runnels Steerable Introducer™ helped her team manage difficult airways while she was an attending in the Philippines.
See why doctors are upgrading at TTCmed.com!
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The gap between "seeing the cords" and "placing the tube" is the most dangerous failure mode in OB airway management.
Read more in our LinkedIn Newsletter: linkedin.com/pulse/100000-mo…
#Anesthesia #OBGYN #PatientSafety #ThroughTheCords
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Stop the struggle with ETT placement with VL. The #1 cause of VL failure isn't the view, it's the tracheal access.
Upgrade your practice with the Runnels Steerable Introducer™ for dynamic tracheal access.
🔗 Learn more at TTCmed.com.
#AirwayManagement
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A recent NYT podcast reports that an estimated ~100,000 women per year experience significant pain during a C/S.
Listening is culture. Readiness is system design.
Full Report: nytimes.com/2026/02/06/podca…
#PainwithC/S #difficultintubation #CSection #AirwayManagement
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Don't let an OB difficult airway stand in the way of converting to GA when regional anesthesia fails. The Ru-SI is engineered for single-handed use, allowing the solo clinician to manage complex intubations with total autonomy.
👉 Learn more at ttcmed.com
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Visualization is a solved problem. Access is the new frontier. 🛡️
Why do we still use static, rigid stylets for hyper-angulated Video Laryngoscopy?
Bridge the gap with active articulation and "Heads-Up" safety.
Read more in our LinkedIn Newsletter
linkedin.com/pulse/intubatio…
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Video Laryngoscopy allows visualization around the anterior curve of the airway. Tracheal access requires the ETT to move both the anterior curve and the posterior curve below the cords. Stop fighting the curves. Start navigating them.
🔗 ttcmed.com
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By late 2028, airway management hits a critical "Eclipse" point. Data predicts that as Video Laryngoscopy adoption hits 75%, failure due to tracheal access will officially become the #1 cause of intubation failure.
We engineered the RU-SI to solve this exact problem.
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The DL era was defined by improving visualization. The VL era is defined by improving access. Yet, many clinicians are still fighting modern airway geometry with "straight-line" hand-me-down tools, rigid stylets, and metal rods engineered for a different era.
#Innovation #Airway
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Why a "Perfect View" isn't enough anymore. 🩺
We’ve spent the last decade perfecting the VL camera. Now, Tracheal Access is the main cause of failure when VL is used.
Don’t let your outdated tracheal access tools be the bottleneck.📈 🔗 ttcmed.com/evidence/
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Unlocking the full power of Video Laryngoscopy requires more than just a camera. It requires Dynamic Tracheal Access. 🔄🎯
The RU-SI (Runnels Steerable Introducer) was designed to bridge this "Access Gap." Stop fighting geometry. Start mastering access with the RU-SI.
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By 2029, failure to access the trachea will be the predominant mode of intubation failure. Our latest blog explores the "Access Gap" and how tools like the RU-SI are unlocking the full power of VL.
Are you ready for the crossover? Check the math: 📊 linkedin.com/pulse/2028-ecli…
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We scaled the most current publications concerning DL and VL to 25 million intubations (USA or EU Scale). The results are clear:
👍🏽VL has fixed the visualization problems of the past.
👎🏽First-pass failure due to difficult tracheal access is actually rising.
Are your tools ready?
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